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# Analytics ​

Each dashboard page provides different analytical tools. This section explains what to look for and how to use the data.

## Users Page ​

Answers: "Who is trading and how are they doing?"

Stat Strip shows total wins, total losses, users in loss streak, users approaching cap. These are your headline numbers.

Participation Stats show registered users, active traders, unique bidders, new traders. This tells you whether the platform is growing and how engaged users are.

Daily Active Bidders Chart is a line chart of unique daily bidders. A declining trend means engagement is dropping.

Win Rate Distribution is a bar chart showing users grouped by win rate (0 to 10%, 10 to 20%, etc.). A healthy platform has users spread across brackets. If most users are at 0 to 10%, the system may be too restrictive.

Top Bidders Table is your main analytical tool. Every manual trader listed with wins, losses, win rate, profit, volume, and cap usage. Sort by any column, search by username, export to CSV.

Cap Usage Column is the green progress bar next to each user. It shows how close they are to their monthly limit. When a user reaches 100%, their sells are automatically put on hold until next month.

### Spotting Issues ​

Sort by win rate (high to low). Anyone above 80% with high volume may be exploiting a pattern. Click their name to see the audit trail.

Sort by cap usage (high to low). Users near 100% may contact support asking why their sells are failing.

## Markets Page ​

Answers: "How are the different product markets performing?"

Economy Indicators are three gauges showing Liquidity, Market Balance, and Fairness. Calculated from the last 7 days of trading data.

Indicator | Healthy | Concerning
--- | --- | ---
Liquidity | Above 6% | Below 3% (not enough trading activity)
Market Balance | "Even" | "Uneven" (one market dominates)
Fairness | Above 60% | Below 30% (system may be too restrictive)

Dynamic Pricing History is a line chart showing sell margins per market over 7 days. If a market's margin drops to near zero, it may be oversaturated with sellers.

Market Win Rates is a table with evaluated sells, wins, losses, and win rate per market. Low win rates in a market suggest the sell margin may need attention.

Category Activity shows bids and sells per product category. Tells you which categories are popular and which are inactive.

Inactive Markets Toggle is a checkbox to show or hide markets with zero activity.

All tables have CSV export.

## Audit Log ​

Answers: "What exactly happened and when?"

Every decision and action is recorded with a timestamp, event type, who did it, and full context.

Common Events:

Event | Meaning
--- | ---
ADMIN_LOGIN / ADMIN_LOGOUT | Admin signed in or out
CONFIG_CHANGED | A setting was modified
session_opened / session_closed | A trading session started or ended
sell_evaluated | A sell was approved or rejected
bid_evaluated | A bid was evaluated
plan_ranges_updated | AI plan settings were changed

How to use it:

Filter by event type to see only config changes, only sell evaluations, etc. Filter by user ID to see everything that happened to a specific trader. Filter by session to see all decisions made in one session. Click VIEW on any row to see the full detail: reasons, scores, parameters.

This is the data you need when a user asks "why was my sell rejected?" Find their user ID, filter the audit log, and read the context.

Pagination shows 50 entries per page. Use PREV/NEXT to navigate through history.

## CSV Exports ​

Available on every major table:

- Top Bidders (Users page)
- Session History (Overview page)
- Market Win Rates (Markets page)
- Category Activity (Markets page)
- Bot tables (Bots page)

Exports respect the currently selected date range.